However, the filming is getting better and better, and it begins to resemble Miyazaki's Totoro and Chihiro digging into the inner world of the characters, and the protagonist and his robot girlfriend embark on the road home together. It fully reflects the delicate and nuanced portrayal of Asian film characters. Then, in the grand Tokyo earthquake scene, the robot girlfriend only had half of her body to save the protagonist, which also showed the level of high-tech synthesis technology.
Some people have changed their faces in 60 years, and their original dreams have become regrets or jokes. The protagonist spends his whole life creating his ideal girlfriend when he is young - a robot that can perceive the mind. At the last moment of her life, hold her hand and watch the sunset go down. Robots may never have human feelings, and we can't travel freely in a time machine. But the protagonist of childhood who aspires to be a scientist, an admirable old man, reminds people to persevere and dream, be true to love and true to life.
Comedy love + science fiction + philosophy + good movie episodes, following "My Sassy Girl", a brilliant movie directed by Guo Zairong.
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